It's a case of "I don't want to do the dirty job but I assume that there will always be people who will do it", isn't it? How many of your classmates and friends actually envision becoming a bus driver? or even a kopitiam tau chiu?
Ahem.. If they can speak good English and are as well educated as you, do you think they will want to leave their loved ones and come all the way to Singapore and work in a kopitiam?? It's time to grow up and stop being a xenophobe.. Embrace globalisation!
ahem. then i ask u. singapore ite students learning service and hospitality or cooking now work as wad ar?
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its not tat i dun do dirty job i assume someone does it. i'm seriously curious abt ur age.
its someone has to do it huh. u realised we only hire foreigners cause they accept lower pay? like ur coffeeshop tau chiu a lot malaysians. malaysians i still ok, at least they can converse in english to a certain degree. and they are paid half the price compared to singaporeans. on the other hand getting prcs to singapore isnt helping much huh, they cant communicate and wad?
most road sweepers are our darker skinned friends. and i'm ok with them. they are hard working and they have a good attitude.
most of our prc friends engage in the fnb, where service attitude is important. and they dun have, plus they cant converse properly.
i dunno abt u. but i am not pro foreign talent policy. tats for sure. cause so far, the talents i see all end up as ur coffeshop ppl. and most of them are prcs. take it as i'm biased. but i do feel a difference in attitude, comparing blangalas, malaysians vs prc. and prc is last of the list.